- The
Sharafnama (Kurdish: شەرەفنامە Şerefname, "The Book of Honor", Persian: Sharafname, شرفنامه) is the
famous book of
Sharaf al-Din
Bitlisi (a medieval...
- Safavids'
court and
obtained his
education there. He is the
author of
Sharafnama, one of the most
important works on
medieval Kurdish history, written...
-
states and
their relationship with
their neighbors is
given in the text of
Sharafnama,
written by
Prince Sharaf al-Din
Bitlisi in 1597. The
emirates included...
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oldest parts of
Kurdish literature Kurdish Shahnameh The Book of
Honor (
Sharafnama)
Ancestry of the
Kurds Mam and Zin The
Promise of the
Black Horse Qandil...
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Kurdish historian,
Sharaf Khan Bidlisi, uses the term Ajam in his book
Sharafnama (1597 CE) to
refer to the Shia Persians. In the
Eastern Anatolia Region...
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Hadhabani tribe. The
earliest form of the name is
written "Rewend" in the
Sharafnama.[contradictory]
According to
Vladimir Minorsky, this
could have been a...
- ISBN 978-1-84885-274-7. Bidlīsī,
Sharaf Khān &
Mehrdad R. Izady. The
Sharafnama: or the
History of the
Kurdish Nation, 1597.
Mazda Publishing, 2000. ISBN 1568590741...
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Bengal Sultanate. One of the best-known
examples of this
heritage is the
Sharafnama published by
Sultan Nusrat Shah in the
middle of the 16th century. It...
- minority.
Beside Kurds, the
emirate had a
Bozulus po****tion.
According to
Sharafnama, the 12–13th-century
rulers of the
emirate were of
Turkic origin.: 24 ...
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attempted to stem the
advance of the
First Crusade.
According to the
Sharafnama, the
Kurdish Mirdasi dynasty,
ruling Eğil, Palu and Çermik, took its name...
